I went there based on Yelp recommendation only to find it's no longer there. It was annoying…read morebecause I wasted 20 mins going there just based on Yelp reviews and ended up having to drive another 15 mins to Home Depot.

Sometimes you need an alternative to the big corporate hardware in Boulder or even to the big local…read morehardware/everything store in Boulder. And if you live in south Boulder (I don't) there is a real convenience factor here. But sometimes you need alternative choices on merchandise, or quick in and out convenience if you are in this shopping center for some of their local treasures like Sweet Cow or Lucky's or Neptune or Kim & Jakes or Pharmaca and you think of something else and this store will save you a separate trip. I saw something on their outdoor display area when I was leaving Lucky's and went in to check it out. It was what I had thought about to solve a yard problem, it was on sale and worked out well. The owner was there, he's had the store for about 10 years he said and I thought it was greatly improved since it's days in the 80s and 90s as Rad Hardware.

The customer service at Louisville's store use to be wonderful, but not anymore. An older woman…read morewith dark short hair was definitely the rudest woman I have ever had to deal with. Snapped at me, told me she didn't need to hear my explanation, abrupt and offensive. I had to go back in so I waited 10 minutes for the man in the booth and I shared with him how she truly needed to be trained in customer service. He had no response but he took care of my issue. Home Depot use to make customer service number one - but not anymore.

Juliet at the return desk was super helpful and patient. It has been such a long time since I've…read morereceived great customer service! It was very refreshing to have met her.

Its a little bit further away for me than the Boulder or Longmont stores, but totally worth it…read more Especially during busy times. I go here when its swamped at the other locations. Parking is much easier than Boulder or Longmont stores and you wont wait forever in the paint department. If you are tired of the zoo-like craziness at the other locations, go here!

I ordered 2 windows from Home Depot and the installation has been a nightmare. Sever damage to my…read morewall surrounding one window, hole in screen, hole in shutter, shutter put back unevenly. Trying to get this resolved has taken months and still not completed. They gave me a virtual gift card for the wall damage that I cannot use to pay someone to repair the wall, so that will come out of my pocket. The gift card also cannot be used towards the balance on my Home Depot card that I used for the windows. I will never buy anything from Home Depot again that needs installation. Maybe nothing from HD ever again. They apparently do not vet their installers.

Gina at CKB is a wonderfully talented designer. Boulder has a large mix of decor and style, and it…read moretakes someone with real expertise to blend them together. Not only does she have great taste, but she takes all preferences and guidance to heart and understands the importance of budget. She also has great contacts for counters, appliances, and other necessities. We loved our experience with Gina and would highly recommend her for anyone doing a kitchen renovation.

Love your team & love the diversity of your products and selection! I was only interested in…read morecabinet/door hardware when I first reached out and set up an appointment. What a delightful business. The selection and service was so wonderful that Confluence became my go-to supplier for hardware, tile, bathroom cabinets, etc.! Kris Mahar, Abby and Ed's entire team have been incredibly helpful, organized, and meticulous as we worked together on our remodel. There are so many little details and Kris always asks the right questions and insures that all the little pieces needed are not forgotten in the chaos of the remodeling process. When in the neighborhood, I now return just to say "Hi" and have even ordered products from them for our home out of state. I am so glad I found you!

I'm a former contractor, moved to Denver area in retirement. i still manage to find a lot of…read more projects to do, and usually boulder Lumber is my first stop. i love specialty places, and nowadays, what with the home Depots and Lowes plants crabbing the act, dedicated lumber yards with great hardware--nails and screws sold by the bag in bulk, per weight--is a real blessing. i had found the help a bit uneven, but usually quite good and most comfortable in dealing with knowledgeable builders and tradesmen--which may be offputting to some. They carry portable power tools, glues, and stains, that sort of thing, and standard building fir as well as interesting dimensions of woods like redwood and hickory. For me, this place is a comfortable, old-fashioned oasis with quality woods and service. Keep it up, men!

The people working here were really helpful, shout-out to Niall. Very knowledgeable and a good…read morearray of materials.

I needed the suspension bearings replaced on my downhill bike in a short amount of time as I was…read moreleaving to head home from school after CU was let out for the summer. It was not an easy job, and I gave them a short window of time for the job, but they got it done early! They were super nice, understanding of my situation, and did not make it a big deal when I gave them the time restrictions. My bike rides perfect now, and there is no play or movement in the suspension.

Friendly place. They fixed up my grandkid's bike right away, no charge, and gave him pointers to…read morehelp him do his own maintenance.

This has always been one of my favorite shopping centers in Boulder. I have used it regularly for…read moreover 40 years. Of course, first and foremost has been its main anchor, the venerable store for nearly everything from nuts and bolts to kitchenware and paint as well as animal supples and tools, lawnmowers and lightbulbs, sporting goods and clothing. You get the point. McGuckins! With absolutely wonderful staff and management. See my review for this great place. Another current favorite is Rincon Argentino, the best empanadas around and luckily for me, they are not fried, so much healthier and authentic to have the high heat baked style. See my review of them for specifics. My husband still uses Aspen Eyewear, another longtime favorite though I cannot, sadly needing a medical supplier but since the year that they opened, they have been our mainstay for glasses. See that review too. Grandrabbits, still the best wonderful carefully curated toy store in town. Though unfortunately we do not need them as much as in the past, as not only have our children gotten too old for most items, even our grandchildren have gotten beyond most of their range. But always nice for that special gift for any child. I used PakMail just the other day. Great for specialty shipping needs (which I did a few times) as well as supplies for do-it your self types like me. And though I have not been recently to Wood Grain Bagels, the French Cafe or Great Harvest Bread, Vitality Bowls, Brewing Market, they are appear to be thriving. Same for Sprouts. Also, Osakas, for Japanese fare which opened just before the pandemic but was enjoyable before as well as recently. Glad they could make it through the last few tough years. Check those reviews too. Sadly we lost a really great place at the beginning of the pandemic, wonderful Zolo Grill where we ate countless meals since its opening back in the mid 90's. But Big Red F Group still maintains several other options here in Boulder as well as elsewhere. They sure have grown. The old Boulder Ski Deals has been replaced by Epic Mountain Sports which I have not had a need to use, but Boulder Ski Deals was great for many years for some of our needs. There are a few empty spaces in the shopping center from the businesses recently gone, some we used, some we did not. But I am sure the management of this center will find suitable additions as times improve. And there is lots of parking unless there is a major holiday.Then, come early, in a smaller vehicle, carpool, and be creative.

A large group of shops. Some of the larger ones are McGuckin Hardware, Sprouts Farmers Market, and…read moreEpic Mountain Gear. Several small parking lots. Many restaurants. There are also a few hotels on the same block, but they're not part of the shopping center.